Buckeye State native Jeffreys launches Only Ohio series
South Euclid born TV figure Jeffreys left Los Angeles public TV work to return to Ohio and star in a new PBS program. Only Ohio highlights Norman Rockwell like success stories in Ohio, starting with Bob Evans and airing Sunday on PBS channels 46 and 49 based in Kent and Alliance.
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Only Ohio series highlights Evans origin and expansion
Jeffreys aims for hopeful stories countering Ohio job loss and brain drain. Evans, the first subject, connects statewide via his Rio Grande farm and iconic sausage brands. The program showcases early TV spots, drive in sausage origins, and plans to cover Kenton to Mansfield counties while seeking funding and air dates.
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Costello to Tour With Symphonies For 2024 Run
Elvis Costello, 61, teams with U.S. symphony orchestras for a spring tour. He will perform his orchestral piece I Sagne or The Dream first, then return with rock and pop material. The work blends classical and jazz styles, commissioned in 2000 for a ballet based on A Midsummer Night's Dream from an Italian dance company.
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Black Eyed Peas Lead Honda Civic Tour With Hybrid Car
The Black Eyed Peas will headline the sixth Honda Civic Tour and help promote a new gas electric hybrid model by designing and giving away a customized autographed car. The group will perform at Honda headquarters and the tour opens March 23 in Fresno.
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London hip hop star charged after nightclub incident
Niomi McLean-Daley known as pinyet wim was arrested in west London after allegedly kicking a nightclub door and punching a female officer during a birthday outing. The 25 year old faces disorderly conduct and assault charges while her brother Kingsley Daley is charged with obstructing police. both released on bail ahead of a Friday hearing. McLean-Daley's 2002 Mercury prize winning album A Life Deeper is noted.
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Gulf Coast artists receive 100000 boost for Katrina recovery
The Andy Warhol Foundation donates 100000 to the Katrina Artists Trust Fund, increasing available grants to Gulf artists in Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. The fund, launched by the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston in September, aims to aid studios, materials, and salvaged works with grants to be issued starting in March. Applications close March 1.
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Imus Says 18 Years Sober Amid Temptation Risk
Don Imus, 65, says he has 18 sober years and avoids drinking or cocaine as he reflects on past vices in Vanity Fair. He notes he no longer socializes much, keeps to himself at home, and continues his political rants on Imus in the Morning.
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